Great place!! Popped in for breakfast and the lady serving was super lovely and helpful. The breakfast was good value and tasty, as were the hot chocolates. Lots of variety of seating with nice views. Would definitely visit again.

Came here as part of a day trip. Children had scrambled eggs on toast and ham and cheese sandwich. Adults both had bacon, brie and cranberry toasties (one had with soup of the day which was lentil). Food was lovely and clean plates all round. Staff very friendly and helpful. Plenty of seating throughout. Clean and welcoming. Would definitely recommend.

I had the vegan suitable full breakfast (small - but it was big) delish. Though could have been cooked a bit longer (hash brown soggy and pale. Sausage the same. ) well worth the money. The views insane. Staff really helpful and a clean, spacious cafe. Loo was clean. No immediate parking but tons within walking distance.

What a lovely place! Great veggie options. We sat outside with our whippet and enjoyed a lovely meal in the Scottish sunshine. Relaxed and friendly service and the sweet potato, coconut and chilli soup was absolutely delicious. Oat milk lattes also great.

Excellent beautiful place with amazing view! Loved! The food average to good but much better in other places in the arean

Very good sandwiches, soups and tasty baked goods in the quaint town of Braemar.

Food was excellent, staff were lovely and it was all much needed after a hard bike ride

Pleasant enough place to visit, we had been to a couple of other castles and thought we would spend a few minutes here back in April. We were able to park next to it and there are picnic tables onsite.

Very interesting, free parking opposite and in the middle of the town. This castle remains are very old - 8 centuries older than Balmoral. Worth a quick stop . It's free or you can donate in a box.

Small ruined castle in the town centre. The car park opposite is now pay & display.

This is a small ruin in a nice village among the spectacular mountains wich you can visit for free, carpark is free, clean toilet is available. Braemar castle is just a couple minutes away.

Apparently the wine cellar was bigger than the dungeon. Makes sense. Wine needs room to breathe.

It's location is what makes this a must see, and just to be where kings were.

Love walking round castles in Scotland and this is a nice one

Fantastic live event seeing the Old Blind Dogs here tonight. Great sound, friendly staff and outstanding music. Thanks for a great night!

Lovely to visit during our break to Braemar. Great carol singing evening, and mulled wine by the fire outside. Friendly community and lovely festive feel!

Excellent music and community venue

Beautifully renovated and restored. Ideal venue for events with fab acoustics, I will be back

Wonderful evening in a lively building with terrific acoustics for tbe music.

Lovely little church. Nice windows. Very quite and peaceful.

Nice venue for a jazz concert. Locals friendly

(Translated by Google) Nice little church. (Original) Leuk kerkje.

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Famous location for the Highland Games. Lovely town and visitors experience. Also a small museum.

We were able to attend the 2025 Braemar Gathering this year and it is a fantastic memory for us four from the States. It is held annually, the first Saturday of September. You are entertained with highlands competition in Highland Dancers, Pipe Bands, Tug of War, Track and Field including Heavy Events! Royals and celebrities were in attendance. King Charles and Queen Camila were in attendance this afternoon. Joanna Lumley (British actress who plays Hester Frump, Grandmama in Wednesday season) was here. The day was an unbelievable experience! We enjoyed the Exhibition Hall and Gallery within the Heritage Center. We had several pints at The Flying Stag Pub and Restaurant within The Fife Arms Hotel which is in town. The wooden benches you sit on when you purchase tickets for ring side are hard and I softened my experience with the purchase of a £10 cushion 🥰

A brilliant free exhibition and cafe, located on the World's most significant Highland Games Field. Over 6000 people 'Gather' in the arena to enjoy The Braemar Highland Games in September (presided over by King Charles III & Queen Camilla), and the site is really interesting with so much history and heritage. The Visitor Centre Manager (Katherine?) was absolutely brilliant and our 2 American guests really engaged with her and discovered so much. Coffee was great too! Thank you so much. Darryl

Lovely spending day at the Highland games! Unfortunately the stands were benches and we were squeezed in! I wish we'd know before as we would have taken our own chairs and sat on the grass with cheaper tickets 🎟 otherwise, fabulous 👌 👏 plus - we got to see the king!

Great place, obviously the highland games are here yearly, but there is also a good exhibition of the games and dth history and links to royals.

best thing i ate on my 2 week holiday in scotland was a vegan scone at the café at the visitor center!! real tasty. the people were very kind there and i found the exhibitions fun too. i wished a bit more information on the symbolism of the kilts, their patterns, different badges... etc.

Well worth a visit, beautiful surroundings. Free parking and toilets. The grounds are exceptionally well kept. The cafe is well spaced out and there is an outdoor seating area provided where dogs are welcome. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The art gallery and museum are both very interesting and informative.

When I booked dinner last week it sounded as if they were so short of staff we might not get fed at all. However on the day we were welcomed, shown to a table and our order taken promptly. The food, wild venison arrived with a lovely bottle of red wine. An excellent meal.

Good COVID setup, well spaced tables and ventilated. Food was good quality, had two courses, would recommend the burger, great value and taste although difficult to eat. Only slight issue was no whisky on the drinks menu, so when we ordered a single (and were served a double) it was unexpectedly expensive (£18).

A wonderful relaxed atmosphere. Superbly cooked food. The staff were friendly and good humoured. The steak, venison and fish were faultless. Many more exclusive and more expensive restaurants could learn alot from them. As a side note (but an important one) they were also brilliant with dietary needs including gluten free and allergies.

Delicious meal, sizeable portions, local beers and nice gin selection. The staff was friendly and welcoming, even though it was busy they found a table for us.

Cozy restaurant with good variety of local and international food. We had four different main courses and all were tasty and fresh.

Good service, Food was good and well presented. Only issue the onion rings and french fries had similar taste, maybe oil change or cooked in different fryer

Tempted out of our usual veggie inclinations by the great range of steaks and venison. Well worth it: absolutely delicious! And the profiteroles were outstanding! Excellent service, despite being short-staffed. You have to book though, as they're limiting numbers at the moment.

Friendly service, plenty avaliable table when arrived. Food was good, the beans was slightly on a warm side instead of hot, but overall was a nice Scottish breakfast and very fresh scone and good haggis to.

Nice little cafe in the town, friendly staff and lots of yummy things to choose from.

Was most disappointed with this tea room I had visitors up staying and I recommend we go into here for something to eat. I had been in a few years ago and it was really nice. Not now. The staff were chatting in the kitchen, all the tables were needing cleared, when ordering the staff member didn't get the order correct and one item we asked for was finished ,so was the next item but 3rd time lucky. My apple crumble cake came out and couldn't even cut with a knife it was that hard, and guess what no more as it was finished so had to choose something else. The teas came out after we were served the food. But the toasty never appeared and we had to ask where it was no sorry was given. Staff back in kitchen speaking to each other and still tables not cleaned. Will not recommend or be back Shame as it used to be a lovely tea room.

This must be the best place for coffee and light meals in Braemar ! Everything in the restaurant is very pleasant and well presented and looks new. The manager is very friendly and gives a very friendly welcome when you arrive. There is a great variety of food on offer. We had Parsnip and Neep soup served with homemade bread and a Cheese and Tomato toastie along with some tea. We can’t wait to go back for more it was so good, thanks.

We stopped by as we explored Royal Deeside. The staff were fantastic and really friendly despite having such a busy day! The food was brilliant: especially the pork pie - I think I’ll be hard pressed to find another as tasty! Lovely wee place: we really enjoyed our little pit stop there!

The food was very good (and of good quality). Both the chef and the waitress were lovely !

Very cosy cafe with a nice view if you sit next to the window! And the coffee was really good! Try the Egg role, you won’t regret it! 😋